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The joys of commuting after the switch to daylight saving time: seeing the sun rise without getting up at ass-o'clock :)
A nice foggy morning at golden hour will eventually turn in to a warm spring day.
... some denizens of the underground. In spite of the loud sound that my camera's shutter makes, I sometimes attempt to take shots of people at closer range. In this case, it made that man look towards me, which made the photo more interesting ...
can be fun!
It may just take a little longer than usual. Taken on my way back home from the Kindergarten. Pulling the Burley bike trailer with the two cubs was kind of adventurous though as some roads were not yet cleared after yesterdays 15cm snowfall.
Final I could make proper use of my all-new winter tires (feels like a fatbike already)!
Cycling no matter the temperatures. Finally it was significantly below 0°C this morning. On my way back home we were at 0.5°C again. But it's getting warmer soon anyways.
Shot without tripod and stabilized only by the handrail of the bridge. Edited the JPG on my Smartphone with LR Mobile.
Polaroid Week Spring 2019 - Day 3 #1
The daily commute to and from work may be a blur, but it makes up a huge part of our lives, so why not create art and adventure from it?
Polaroid Originals OneStep+
"Evening Commute 1:" As I was shooting the sunset, I noticed some black birds flying together above the boulders. I quickly adjusted my camera settings to capture them. This photo and the following are taken minutes apart, with 2 different groups of birds flying across the view.
My day always brightens the second I spot Sandia Mountain on the horizon (lower left corner). It means I'm heading home :)
From Seattle to Bremerton last night - Im going to go out on a limb and say this is probably the best commute in the country - maybe one of the best anywhere!
The Rock Island Centennial Bridge between Rock Island, IL and Davenport, IA on a foggy morning. This was the first 4 lane bridge across the Mississippi River.
17/01 Long exposure photo taken during dusk of a Double decker train leaving the platform of Rakospalota-Ujpest station.
Budapest, Hungary